A Kalanchoe I think, maybe Kalanchoe pinnata?
https://www.google.be/search?q...

It looks like a type of Kalanchoe.

definitely Kalanchoe. I thought pinnata has compound leaves but can't find any here (and am not sure)

Kalanchoe pinnata was just a blind guess, Sally, it might well be another species..you're are probably right about the compound leaves..
It would be nice to see a closer shot of the leaves.

This is closer shot of the leaves.

Pretty sure it's not K. pinnata, which I think would have mature, compound leaves if blooming.

Except for lack of brown mottling/spots, it looks like K. gastonis-bonnieri. The way the younger plants all around the base have whitish new leaves also seems to fit with that species.

How about this one?

The leaves on Harinarayana's plants are wider and less pointed at the tip than the plant in that pic, a decent suggestion though. Every mystery Kal is always labeled daigremontiana. (That pic looks more like K x. houghtonii to me.)

That page of the DB is kind of a mess, (as is any image search for that name.) Looks like at least 4 diff plants in the pics in that DB entry on this site.

It does look a lot like a few photos at the database entry for Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe 'Houghtonii')

Please say the name of the plant because i have it

Pretty! I'm curious too. There's a forum just for asking for ID for mystery plants here: http://garden.org/forums/view/...

More pairs of eyes of those who excel at investigating mystery plants would see it there, if you want to ask there also, or keep in mind for future mysteries.